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She had her life mapped out perfectly—until love rewrote every plan. Elizabeth Dorsey doesn't do detours. Fresh from MIT with honors and her sights set on Wharton's MBA program, she's got her next twenty years planned down to the minute. A quick summer stint at the family furniture business in...

Following the riveting events of ‘Deflowered Lyric’ by author JJ Staples, Lyric must stitch herself together to be there for Nicke, her BFF, and Nicke’s daughter, Jada. Through profound pain, Lyric struggles to assist Jada in surviving her childhood sexual abuse at the hands of Jada’s stepfather, Charles, while Lyric herself fights to mask her abuse from years past. Yet, Lyric is also forced to balance Nicke’s physical and psychological condition from this discovery, with not knowing if her sister/friend will live or die.

Some fires can't be fought with water. Some battles require faith. Firefighter Samantha Williams thought she knew who she could trust with her life. For six years, she's fought fires alongside her crew in Renegade, Colorado, building the family she never had while hiding from a deadly past that forced her and her sister into witness protection. When a string of arsons threatens the community, the danger is only beginning… Then walks in the one man who could save her... or break her heart. Deputy US Marshal Liam Roberts has made it his mission to protect people whose lives are in danger.

Bible Bedtime Stories for Men brings you 16 richly imagined, Scripture-inspired stories for men, each rooted in timeless truth and designed to help you unwind, reflect, and sleep peacefully. These are stories of ordinary men facing extraordinary moments—and discovering resilience, purpose, and rest through God’s faithfulness.

For Alfonso, family feels like a cage. For Philadelphia, it feels like home at last. Alfonso came to the Weaver farm in 1874 with six of his siblings after a seventh—his older sister Bella—became a mail-order bride. Eight years later, he's still there—and wishes he weren’t. But two...

Science says a vivid memory is not time travel... therefore, the handsome patriot isn't real. And she can't be in love. Novelist Liberty Ridley, participating in a genetic recall study, experiences an ancestor’s memory from the Autumn of 1777. Stunned by the detail of the "recollection," she is even more amazed to find she's intensely drawn to Martin Hemsworth--a man dead for two centuries. The feelings must belong to Liberty's ancestor. She couldn't be in love with a ghost, a mere shadow from the past. But what if she is?

Survival. Faith. Betrayal. In the desolate wilderness of Montana, one woman must fight for her beliefs and her life. Deep in the rugged mountains of Montana, Willow Archer leads a small group of believers, bracing themselves for the harsh winter ahead. But their preparations are thrown into chaos when they come face to face with a dangerous gang of scavengers. As if that wasn't enough, a beloved member of their group goes missing in the treacherous wilderness, and a pack of wolves threatens their safety.

The scattered Tribulation Force is drawn toward the Middle East, as are all the armies of the world, when human history culminates in the battle of the ages. During the last year of the Great Tribulation, safe houses are no longer safe and the world has become a powder keg of danger. Except for those already in Petra, everyone has been forced to relocate as the Antichrist ratchets up the pressure in the world's most treacherous game.

History remembers kings and conquerors. But the real story was happening in the shadows. A spy hiding a red cord in a doomed city. A left-handed assassin walking into a tyrant’s palace. A foreign girl gathering scraps to survive. A woman racing through the night to stop a future king from destroying his own legacy. These are not the stories you were taught. In The God of the Outcasts, Lorcan Pike brings the lesser-known figures of the Old Testament into sharp, gritty focus —stripping away the polish to reveal stories of survival, tension, and quiet defiance. Each story stands alone.

Betrayed by their allies, the last of the Picts have escaped to the innermost part of an endless, dark forest, content to remain hidden there forever. Made queen at just a child, Cyrene has given all of her life and heart to the task of making sure her people are never terrorized again. When a handsome stranger from the kingdom that betrayed them falls injured at the boundary of her village, she’s forced to choose between mercy and duty.

A timeless Christian classic—renewed for today’s reader. For over three centuries, John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress has shaped the faith of millions. This Reader’s Edition presents Parts I & II in a lightly modernized, accessible format that preserves Bunyan’s devotional depth while offering a smooth listening experience for the modern believer.

When the German march across Europe reaches France, young Michelle Naget and her family join the throngs fleeing for safety. But their flight ends in capture by the Nazis, with one member of the family taken, while the rest of the family is sent back to their village of Braquis, France, to serve the enemy who has commandeered their home.

From the New York Times bestselling author of Redeeming Love comes a masterful historical Western about a young woman faced with an impossible choice: the loving father who raised her but lied to her or the man who has won her heart but holds revenge in his own. Northern California, 1875: For as...

"Non fiori ma opere di bene", a metà tra videogioco e romanzo cavalleresco, racconta le vicende di Elisa, la protagonista. Convinta di acquisire maggiore stabilità, si converte al cattolicesimo in età adulta. Un incontro che attendeva da tempo mette però in discussione le sicurezze che credeva di avere. Con tono comico e tragico, e una lingua che riflette e pensa, in questo romanzo Elisa Fuksas raggiunge una narrazione coinvolgente e ricca di significato.

A suspicious death in Washington, ruled an accident. A team dispatched into hostile territory. A covert agent, bruised and hunted, but very much alive. The CIA saved Stephanie-Jo’s life. Now she owes them her soul, and there’s no way out. When a private black-ops team becomes her only chance...

En el implacable Boston puritano del siglo XVII, una mujer condenada a portar la «A» de adúltera en el pecho se niega a revelar la identidad del padre de su hija, desencadenando una espiral de venganza secreta y culpa devoradora que transformará el estigma de su pecado en la prueba máxima...

She fled her old life for a new one. Trouble is, she can’t remember why she ran. Struggling artist Gwynn Sadler never planned to return to her hometown after escaping from a teenage tragedy nine years ago. She left everyone to believe she’d died, including the boy she loved, and buried painful memories in the process. Such is the price for safety. Then an unsettling encounter with a jolly old gentleman three weeks before Christmas triggers a hasty return to her mountain roots, where Gwynn collides with her former crush and wrestles against the dark secrets in her past.

In a world where faith is outlawed and scripture is punishable by death, belief survives in whispers, memory, and quiet acts of defiance. The Christian Martyr follows believers living under an oppressive global regime that hunts those who refuse to abandon their faith. Churches have vanished, Bibles have been destroyed, and even speaking scripture can mean execution. Yet underground communities continue to gather in secret, preserving truth through memorized verses and hidden symbols passed from one believer to another.

Rachel, Jessica, and Tiffany have major money problems. Tiffany's whipped out the plastic one too many times, and now a mountain of debt has come crashing down on her. Jessica's husband has lost his job, thrusting this longtime stay-at-home mom out into the cold, cruel workforce. And Rachel's divorce transformed her from an upper-middle-class mom to a strapped-for-cash divorcée. So the three women start a financial support group called the Small Change Club―vowing to bring balance back to their checkbooks…and, in turn, their lives.

They came for war. They found something worse. 1972. On the edge of the Laos border, a long-range reconnaissance team is dispatched into the jungle to evaluate prototype night vision goggles. Expecting only enemy fire and the familiar hazards of war, the soldiers soon realize the red-tinted...